The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-11-19
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cratic State ticket by plurality OF 10000 or
thereabouts. In 1885 MoCook, tho candidate
then and this year for Secretary, had plural
ity of 1905 s
to have made decided gains. Last year they
gave their nominee for the Appeals Bench $40
votes. This year their vote may reach 5000.
The Labor vote for the entire State Is esti-
mated nt 10000, OF which 10000 was polled out
side Of New York and Kings Counties. The
total general vote will doubtless show falling
of from last year, although In some localities
there has been q decided increase.
The Senate and Assembly remain Republican.
The present Senate stands as follows Repub-
licans 20, Democrats 12 Tho next Senate, nc.
cording to present figures, which are not COM
plete will stand rs follows: Republicans 10,
Democrats 10. The Republicans gain New
York district and the West Cherter- -Eockland
District and lose the Ulster Schohara Greene
District the Rensselaer, Washington District
and the Monroe District. The present Assem-
bly, stands as follows: Republicans "a, Demo-
Gratis 81. The indications are that this majority
Of twenty will be somewhat reduced.
The Republicans gain one Of the Saratoga dis
tricts and the Schenectady districts, while the
Democrats gain the First Oneida, Seneca and
Warren and one of the metropolitan districts. In
this city the Democrats elected their entire
county ticket and gave the State ticket the
enormous plurality OF $1,000. In Brooklyn also
every thing went to the Democrats. The greut
hghther for the District Attorneyship between
Fellows and Ncoll, both Democrats, but the
latter nominated by the Republicans. resulted by
the election OF Fellows by about 1000 plurality
The George party seems to huve gone to pieces.
Last year in this city alone they gave Henry
George 900 votes This year they will hardly
poll that many votes in the entire State, while
their vote In the city has fallen to about 35 900.
NEW YORK, Nov. Slight hundred and thir-
ty-two election districts in New York State,
outside OF New York and Kings County, give
Cook 1873, $40, Grant 157,121, Huntington 13,053
George S,Oi4. The same districts in 1885 gave
Hill 1859, Davenport 167,48s, Bascom, 1920.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-New York and Kings
Counties complete and 94S election districts in
the State outside Of these counties give Cook
so4, ,b3s Grant 2Ss, IA Huntington 1894, George
59,313. So for ns known the new Legislature
will stand: Assembly-Republican 70. Demo
Gratis IS. Senate-Republicans 10, Democrats
49, The last Assembly had "a Republicans, "a
Democrats; the Senate 20 Republicans, 12 Dem
ocrats. ~
jfR. PENNSYLVANIA. t
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 9-1:30 A. M.-Al
the wards OF the city are now in. Following arc
some of the totals: For State Treasurer-Hnrt,
Rep, 80, 1888; McGrann, DEM, 72,60i. For Sher-
iff-Leeds, Rep. 75.21s; Krumbnar, DEM,
92,27S. For Comptroller-Maloney, Rep, W,251;
Dechert. Dem. 1867.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. $3.50 A. M.-The State,
with nineteen counties still to hear from, gives
Hart tRep.) for State Treasurer, 27,242 plural
ity. Those to come will increase this to about
$4,000 plurality. .hese figures include both
Philadelphia and Allegheny Counties.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. S-Midnight-Returnso on
the State ticket have been very meager to-
night on account Of the exciting contest on the
Judiciary in Allegheny County. It is safe, how
ever, to estimate Harts CRep.) majority for
State Treasurer at from 4,500 to 5000. Slagle,
(Rep.) for Judge of Allegheny County will prob
ably have s,oOo plurality, and the entire Repub-
lican county ticket is elected by from 1900 to
1900 plurality. There are 1888 counties and Is
pricincts in this city and Allegheny City to hear
from yet. .H.
OHIO
COLUMBUS, Nov. S--Both branches are un-
doubtedly Republican. The best information ut
hand gives the Republicans twenty-five of the
thirty-six members Of the Senate. The Repub-
lfcans had a majority OF twcnty-six in the last
House. So far Us heard from the Democrats
have gained six members reducing this ma
jority to twenty.
8 n. m.-Charman Cappeller ut this hour
claims 25,0O0 plurality for Foraker, and says
the Republicans will have twenty-five members
of the Senate, and 6o members of the House.
The Democrats have defeated Tay-
lor for Representative in Guernsey County,
making net Democratic gain in the House OF
seven members. The Republicans hope to elect
one, and possibly two of the three members
from Montgomery, but Cappeller has not includ-
ed them In his estimate given above.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 8.-Returns from a48 towns and
cities in the State give for Governor Ames, 1885,
$50; Lowering, 11S2s7; Earle, 1O,8s3; Marks, sa8.
For Lieutenant Governor, Brackett 137, $40;
Cutting, 115,715. lI.U lUalf
The Executive Council will stand seven Re-
publicans and one Democrat, as at present. The
composition Of the Senate and the House can
not Us yet be definitely given, but the returns
indicate large gains for the Republicans. The
Democrats have lost six Senators in the east
ern part OF the State.
BOSTON, Nov. 8.--Vote Of Boston: Ames, 21.-
370; Lowering, IT'S; Loverings plurality, $50.
Republican gain. 1885, Two hundred and
eleven cities and towns, with city Of Somerville
included, give Ames 1851; Lowering 10e,495.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, Nov. 8.-A steady light rain fell
all over the western section of the State to-day.
The vote was light In the interior, oil interest
centering in prohibition. The amount of votes
In this city was full. It was expected that
women of the Christian Temperance Union
would turn out and work at the polls, but bad
weather prevented The estimated vote OF this
Returns late this afternoon indicate that the
Prohibitionists have overestimnted their
strength in the interior towns, and that the
prohibition amendment is defeated by seven to
eight thousand majority. The other two
amendments, namely: To change the time of
election and to allow the Legislature to fix the
salaries Of State officers. are supposed to be
beaten.
PORTLAND, ORE. Nov. 8-Returns up to Q p.
m. from all parts OF the State including this
city, indicate the prohibition amendment beaten
by 5000 to 1a,0O0 majority. It will probably
carry only two counties In the State. The vote
against the amendment In Portland will be
about 5000.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, NEB, Nov S.-The Omaha Bee says
the Republican State ticket composed Of one
candidate for the Supreme Court and two can
didntcs for Regents of the State University,
has been elected by over 10000 majority. Nine
teen district judges were elected in Me-.
braslSa. In some districts there were
non-partisan judiciary tickets, and these
were ail victorious. The four non-partisan
Judges In this district, the Third District,
have been elected by majoritios ranging from
200 to 1000. In the county Of Douglass, light
vote was cast, owing largely to the heavy rain
fall In the afternoon. The Republicans elect
the. sheriff, treasurer clerk OF the court, sur
veyor, und very likely the three commissioners
recorder coroner and superintendent of schools,
are In doubt. ua
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORY, Nov. 9.--The election yesterday
passed OF vary quietly In this city and through
ont the State SO far as heard from There were
three tickets. Democratic, Republican and Pro.
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